Before the modern-day lotteries, I used to watch The Millionaire on TV (1955-1960) and fantasize about being selected by John Beresford Tipton, Jr. to receive a check for one million dollars, tax free. The best part was that it did not cost me anything but time to watch.
dadthedawg almost 4 years ago
Gimmee six tickets…..
Zykoic almost 4 years ago
I worked with a Lotto winner. She got an annual $30,000 prize which she quickly spent each time the check arrived.
bjballard1 almost 4 years ago
Well, he’s got the look down already.
1953Baby almost 4 years ago
I’ve never bought a lottery ticket. . .
Dkram almost 4 years ago
If ever I’d be blessed with the lottery, I hope I’d be Jed Clampett.
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joefearsnothing almost 4 years ago
I don’t plan on growing up! Unfortunately I, apparently do have to grow old! ;o}
kathleenhicks62 almost 4 years ago
When I was young we did not have lotteries, but I always wanted to be an eccentric millionaire-I think I made it to the eccentric part.
Here's Waldo almost 4 years ago
If he lives to be 45,000 years old won’t have won big. The Lottery is a tax on people who don’t have a clue about math.
library_dean almost 4 years ago
Before the modern-day lotteries, I used to watch The Millionaire on TV (1955-1960) and fantasize about being selected by John Beresford Tipton, Jr. to receive a check for one million dollars, tax free. The best part was that it did not cost me anything but time to watch.
GiantShetlandPony almost 4 years ago
Hey, that’s my old joke. In the meantime it’s a good idea to have an interim job. ;-)
gopher gofer almost 4 years ago
i’m still hoping to be a grownup some day…
cwg almost 4 years ago
I want to be alive at a hundred and ninety five when I grow up.